Lexapro tablets typically appear in either light pink or light orange. The specific shade may vary slightly depending on the manufacturer and batch. Look for the imprint “FP” on one side of the light pink tablets and the imprint “10” on the other side, indicating a 10mg dose. Light orange tablets typically have the imprint “20” on one side and “FP” on the other, showing that they contain 20mg of escitalopram.
Variations in Appearance
While these are the standard appearances, minor variations in color intensity are possible. Do not be alarmed by slight differences; it does not usually indicate a problem. Always compare your tablets to your previous prescription if you notice any significant discrepancies. If you have doubts, contact your pharmacist immediately.
What to Do if You Have Concerns
If your Lexapro tablets look significantly different from what’s described above – for instance, if the color is markedly darker or lighter, or the markings are absent or unclear – contact your doctor or pharmacist. They can help verify the authenticity and safety of your medication.
